Steinway&Sons piano with Welte 1222 Chopin Mazurka Op67No4 W. de Pachmann
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why is he know as 'Wladimir de Pachmann' but he signed with 'wladimir VON Pachmann'??
very nice roll by the way, and I love the sound of the steinway
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As far as I know Wladimir Pachmann himself attached the "von" to his name to give it a little more noblesse, which was of significant importance at his time. Instead of the German "von" he later used the French "de", which might have been even more noble... Yes - this roll as well as the piano is very nice! Thank you!
faszinationklaviere 1 year ago